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Unexpected joys and hardships will likely be ahead in 2025. What will be our anchor? In the middle of his grief and shaky faith, Job returned back to who he knew God to be in the middle of unexpected loss. We can always anchor ourselves in the unchanging character of God but we must have […]

Happy New Year! What could be more important in the new year than regularly pausing hearts before the Lord? As we start 2025, we want to regularly “selah”. Verses in Psalm and Isaiah remind us that when we pause and wait on the Lord, we find our Source of strength as we pursue whatever resolutions […]

Psalm 145 is a psalm of praise to the Lord but also encourages us to prayerfully reflect on how we lived this year. Did we glorify God and live for Him and not for ourselves in 2024? Did we love Him with our whole heart and prioritize time with Him in 2024?

This Christmas season, may our hearts adore the ONE who frees us from the law, sin, shame, death and even from ourselves.

As we continue to posture our hearts to have greater adoration for our Savior this time of year, let’s look at Romans 8:32 and adore the ONE who gives.

This Christmas season, may adoration in our heart grow for the ONE who pursues us. Verses in Hosea and Romans demonstrate the character of God as one who lovingly pursues us in the middle of our rebellion and on our worst day.

May our adoration of our Savior grow even more this Christmas season as we read passages that reveal the wonder of who He is and the wonder of the redemption plan that unfolds with the Christmas story. Isaiah 53 reminds us that Jesus not only left the splendor of heaven and perfect union with His […]

If we have confessed with our mouth and believed in our heart that Jesus is Lord, there is one thing that we can always give thanks for no matter what circumstances we find ourselves in – our identity; an identity that never changes because it is based on the unchanging character of God. Psalm 100 […]

King David gives us a beautiful example of what it can look like to give thanks in all circumstances, even when it is hard. In Psalm 63, he is honest about his hard circumstances but praises God for being his help, the one he can always cling to.

When we don’t love the Lord our God with all of our heart, it is easy for other things to get out of their proper place and create a barrier to gratitude.